Don, you got stuck in Philly
again??
We had a fun day with Fisty.
He took us over to Pennsylvania, to a pretty little town on the Delaware River called Milford. It was raining there, and we darted into a little restaurant Fisty likes that specializes in soup. Oh, it was
so good (moans)
. I had the broccoli cheddar chowder and it ruled. I nearly licked out the bowl it was so good. Everyone else got the buffalo chicken soup, and they all seemed to really enjoy theirs, too.
The restaurant was in an old house with a big covered porch. We sat on the porch and watched the thunder storm. While we were eating, the power for the town went out!
We walked through the rain a couple of blocks to Fisty's favorite comic book/collectible card store. Still no electricity, but what we could see looked really cool.
Then we headed down into the Delaware Water Gap National Park. It was absolutely gorgeous!!!
We stopped off and walked up to a glorious and huge waterfall called Dingman's Falls. It was in a deep forest and it was raining, and the falls were absolutely lovely. Fist and I were the only ones who climbed the stairs up to the top, and by the time we made it up there, I was so exhilirated from how beautiful everything was, I was close to pulling off my sopping wet clothes and dancing naked in the rain.
Luckily, I did not, as a family with little kids came puffing up the stairs not too long after that.
Calibaby took a couple of pictures of me and Fist when we got back. We look like drowned rats.
I'll have to post one of them, call it something like "Soaked Rats".
Then Fist took us by the place where he works, and we got to meet some of his coworkers.
When we got back to Middletown, he headed out to pick up his little ones, and I had hot tea (to try to warm up) and had to change all of my clothes. You could wring out my top.
When Fisty got back with his daughters, we all headed out for dinner at one of the restaurants next to the hotel. Lisa and Shaina are both
so cute.
Fist had both hot chocolate and coffee, as he was still pretty chilled from the soaking, too.
And then we had to say goodbye to Don last night, and that was pretty rough, too. 
I even refrained from politics with the ol' man we always get in a dander about Mr. Cheney--but not this time. Thanks all!